PS2 component cable

Chris F wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:35:27 +0000, deKay
> <andyk RemoveThis @deleteme.lofi-gaming.nospam.org.uk.invalid> wrote:
>
>
>>Are they any gotchas with one of these? Do all games work?
>>
>
> all games do work yes, from my experience, but not many pal games
> support prog scan.
>
>
>>For a PAL PS2, if that makes a difference.
>>
>>deKay

Very few...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HD_Enhanced_PS2_games

But there are some good ones amongst the ones that do.
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2008 09:53:33 +0000, sefini jorgo geanyet des mani yeof do
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>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HD_Enhanced_PS2_games
>
>But there are some good ones amongst the ones that do.

It's more to reduce cable clutter than improved image, to be honest.

deKay
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Would you like a chocolate covered pretzel, deKay?

> Are they any gotchas with one of these? Do all games work?

The only game I've had fail is Ico, but that may well be down to my TV as I
get the same "Unsupported" message as with many 8 and 16-bit VC games. If I
recall correctly, you don't have that problem with your TV, and you sound
unlikely to play Ico again so you should be ok.

I don't like third party cables as a rule, but when I wanted my PS2 component
cable the only one I could find was the Game own brand one which as it turned
out works pefectly and is only £6.99 now.

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"Steve Jackson" <snoogins.TakeThisOut@snoogins.invalid> wrote in message
news:Xns9A26A4E566B28stejay@81.31.101.51...
> Would you like a chocolate covered pretzel, deKay?
>
>> Are they any gotchas with one of these? Do all games work?
>
> The only game I've had fail is Ico, but that may well be down to my TV as
> I
> get the same "Unsupported" message as with many 8 and 16-bit VC games. If
> I
> recall correctly, you don't have that problem with your TV, and you sound
> unlikely to play Ico again so you should be ok.
>
> I don't like third party cables as a rule, but when I wanted my PS2
> component
> cable the only one I could find was the Game own brand one which as it
> turned
> out works pefectly and is only £6.99 now.


Ico works fine for me. I've been using a 3rd party component cable for
about 18 months and have yet to find anything that doesn't work.
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ZipZap wrote:
> "Steve Jackson" <snoogins RemoveThis @snoogins.invalid> wrote in message
> news:Xns9A26A4E566B28stejay@81.31.101.51...
>> Would you like a chocolate covered pretzel, deKay?
>>
>>> Are they any gotchas with one of these? Do all games work?
>> The only game I've had fail is Ico, but that may well be down to my TV as
>> I
>> get the same "Unsupported" message as with many 8 and 16-bit VC games. If
>> I
>> recall correctly, you don't have that problem with your TV, and you sound
>> unlikely to play Ico again so you should be ok.
>>
>> I don't like third party cables as a rule, but when I wanted my PS2
>> component
>> cable the only one I could find was the Game own brand one which as it
>> turned
>> out works pefectly and is only £6.99 now.
>
>
> Ico works fine for me. I've been using a 3rd party component cable for
> about 18 months and have yet to find anything that doesn't work.

Right, thanks all. I'll bear that in mind when I buy my amp.
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